Question…. Do you store your Bacteriostatic Water in the refrigerator or no?

Hi Ann, ❤️ here is info I got from the web for you ! Dosing of Reta: Current Dosage: Since you’ve reconstituted a 5mg vial of Reta with 1 ml of bacteriostatic water, your concentration will be 5mg per ml. If you injected 20 units, you’re using 0.2 ml, which means you’re injecting 1mg of Reta per dose (since 1 ml contains 5mg). Dosing Chart Confusion: The dosing chart might be based on 10mg vials, so it's important to adjust based on your reconstitution. If the chart recommends a higher dose based on 10mg, you might need to adjust accordingly, but the 20 units (0.2ml) you’re injecting is still reasonable for starting. If you're comfortable with your current dosage (20 units), you can continue with it. However, you might increase the dosage gradually if you're aiming for more significant results, but it's important to do so cautiously. The typical recommended starting dose is around 2.5mg-5mg per week, so if you’re already on 1mg per week (with 5mg vial), you’re within a reasonable range. If you're aiming to up the dosage to match the recommended levels based on the 10mg vial, you might want to increase the units proportionally, but stay within the guidance of your healthcare provider. 5mg Vial: If you want to maintain your current dosage, buying another 5mg vial might be more convenient. With 5mg, you can mix it with 1 ml of bacteriostatic water for easy dosing, as you’re...Read more...

Hi Fernanda! My experience they do work the same when purchased from the same company. It’s when I buy one from a different company I find differences. Where did you buy your Reta from?

Do you buy from Wellness Urge??? @NaturalKaos